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December 08, 2020 www.tiryimyim.in Regd. No. RNI. NAGAAO/ 2004 / 13113. Postal-NE/RN-717. e-mail : [email protected] TAPAK 10 TAPAK 8 Bayern Defender Javi Martinez Venezuela election nung Tir season tepeyong masayatettsü Maduro-i takok nguogo VOL. XVIII NO. 60 (ADOK 60) DIMAPUR SANGTENNÜ (TUESDAY) LUCHII (DECEMBER) 08, 2020 ` 5.00 Ozüngi melaba ama Bharat Bandh asütsü RN Ravi-i NHIDCL dang mapa timi inyaktsü ayongzük New Delhi, December 7 mapang tensa meraksatsü atema (Agencies): Mongulbarnü Bharat security akangshitsü atema Bandh ayongzüka agidang dokan tetuyuba agütsüogo. aser shishilembadak tashiyim agi Union Home Ministry-i state meshibangtsütsü ta tanü sorkar aser UT ketdangsertem dang aluyimertemi metetdaktsüogo. COVID-19 tetuyubatem "Mongulbar nikongdang 3:00 akangakanga benshitsü atema ako tashi 'Bharat bandh' alitsü, saka tetuyuba agütsüogo. emergency services menokdanger" Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)-i anir ta aluyimer lennir Balbir Singh opposition party 14-i December 8 Rajewal-i ashi. Bharat Bandh pusema nungitba "Centre-i farm laws tasen 3 metetdaktsüogo. meyipa magi tashi onoki kecha ASSAM: Assam nung Krishak magizüktsü" ta Rajewal-isa ashi. Mukti Sangram Samittii (KMSS)-i "Onoki sorkar policy tem Bharat bandh pusema nungitba magizüker ta sayutsü atema onoki metetdaktsüogo. lungkak aiter. Iba sentong nung onoki Iba ajanga upper Assam kübok political party kecha nem-a maongka Golaghat, Jorhat, Sivasagar district magütsütsü aser ozüngi melaba ama tem nung gari senzüsenbongba timi lungkak aittsü" ta Bharatiya Kisan nung tetsükdaktsü ajurutsü ama Dr. Imkongliba Ao Hall, Raj Bhavan Kohima nung Governor RN Ravi, Chief Secretary J Alam, DGP T John Union Spokesperson, Rakesh Tikait- bilemer. Anungji asüng Assam Longkumer aser state sorkar o NHIDCL ketdangsertem senden amendang agiba noksa angur. ia metetdaktsü. nung item district ajanga mesüi "Onoki anepdang 11:0 ako nungi tajungba asütsü ta ketdangsertemi Dimapur, December 7 (TYO): Senden nung NHIDCL-i Minister Nitin Gadkari-i maparen nikongdang 3:00 ako tashi Bharat metetdaktsüogo. Bandh agitsü. Nisung ajak office-i MANIPUR: Manipur nunga December 5, 2020 nü Nagaland Kohima-Dimapur 4-lane tekaraba nung inyaktsü atema otettsü atema onoki anepdang 11:00 Left party temi "Bharat bandh" Governor RN Ravi-i gari lenmang Highway maparen shitak Kohima nung Regional Director, ako nungi tenzüktsü. Ambulance pusema nungitba metetdaktsüogo. dak sendakba mapatongtem meinyakba atema Governor NHIDCL lapoktsüba sülen ang amala services aser kiyimba Manipur nung Left party temji- indang osang metetpelaogo. Ravi-i aoksaba aser mepelaba mapa shitak meinyakteter" ta sentongtem onoki menokdanger. Communist Party of India (CPI), Dr. Imkongliba Ao Hall, Raj metetdaktsü. Governor Ravi-i ashi. Nisungtemi card sayur aotsü akok" Communist Party of India- Marxist Bhavan Kohima nung amenba "Iba mapatong ya August 2019 Nagaland nung nübortem ta Rakesh Tikait-isa ashi. (CPM), Revolutionary Socialist senden nung Chief Secretary J nung tembangtsü lateta liasü saka kanga timtemer aser MoRTH Külen, Centre-i state aser Union Party (RSP) aser All India Forward Territory ajak dang 'Bharat Bandh' Bloc (AIFB) lir. Alam, DGP T John Longkumer ita 15 süiaka, tanü tashi iba mapa Minister den-a iba onük aser State sorkar o NHIDCL ano metembang lir. Road lemsateptsü ta paisa NHIDCL Asür Tarun Gogoi indang mitsü Bodbarnü proktsü ketdangsertem aden. Transport & Highways Union dang ashi. Jorhat, December 7 (Agencies): Smritit Sadhbhavana Yatra aser Taoba Assam chief minister asür Asti Bisarjan ta ajatsü" ta COVID-19 Nagaland: Nisung 11,418 nungi 10,658 taneptsü nguogo Tarun Gogoi indang mitsü Bodbar Goswami-isa shisem. nikongdang Brahmaputra nung December 9 anepdang 9:00 ako Kohima, December 7 (TYO): 19 puteta alir nisung 69 asüba District balala nung tang proktsü. meta sentong ka agitsü aser 9.30 Hombarnü Nagaland nung nungi parnok 59 coronavirus anepalurtem: Kohima (328), Jorhat kübok Nimatighat nung ako nung Gaurav Gogoi-i tebu nisung 39 dak COVID-19 aliba ajanga asü, 7 tanga timtem ajanga Dimapur (154), Tuensang (41), asür Tarun Gogoi indang mitsü indang mitsü enokba puteta nisung ajak agi 11,418 aser 3 asüba kuli bushitepdar, ta Mon (24), Peren (20), Wokha proktsü. pongdangtem upper Assam district kümogo. paisa metetdaktsü. (4), Kiphire (4) aser "Asür kinungtsü Dolly Gogoi 7 nung Congress züngsemtem nem "Nisung 39 dak COVID-19 Nagaland nung COVID-19 Mokokchung (2). aser jabaso Gaurav Gogoi nati agütsütsü. putet. Parnokji Kohima nung 23, aliba puteter nisung 115 tashi COVID-19 puteta alirtem Gogoi indang mitsü bener arutsü" District 7 ji Jorhat, Majuli, Tuensang nung 9, Dimapur nung tanga state temi ogo, ta Dr rongnung parnok 54 dak ta AICC secretary Rana Goswami-i Golaghat, Sivasagar, Charaideo, 6 aser Kiphire nung 1 lir. Külen, Hangsing-isa shisem. shirangba yimya terara lir aser tanü osangbener dang ashi. Dibrugarh aser Tinsukia lir aser "Congress züngsemtemi parnoki pei pei tesemi bener oa Kohima nung nisung 5 taneptsü District balala nung COVID- 6 ICU nung anepaludar. district balalai asür Gogoi indang ayong balala nung mitsüji proktsü. nguogo" ta Health & Family 19 putetba: Dimapur (6,251), Tanüngba nisung 517 dakbo mitsü bener aotsü aser ayong Kasa anogo nikongdang 3:00 Welfare Minister, S Pangnyu Kohima (3,463), Mon 600, shirangba yimya kecha mali, ta balala nung proktsü. Pa nem ako nung Gaurav Gogoi-i Phom-i metetdaktsü. Peren (480), Tuensang (237), Dr Hangsing-isa metetdaktsü. tetushi agütsüba ya Tarun Gogoir Brahmaputra nung mitsü proktsü. Nagaland nung COVID-19 Zunheboto (140), Mokokchung "Nagaland nung COVID-19 nungi taneptsü angurji 93.34% (123), Phek (44), Wokha (33), alitsü akok ta temulung melemi Bokajan nung nisung 4 tsükset; 2 asü lir, ta Health & Family Welfare Kiphire (29) aser Longleng bilemba sample 1,14,809 nung Director, Dr Denis (18). tendangog. RT-PCR ajanga Hangsing-i ashi. Nisung 11,418 rongnung sample 70,091, TrueNat ajanga Nagaland nung nisung 11,418 armed forces personnel 4,589, sample 36,174 aser Rapid dak COVID-19 putetba nungi Traced Contacts 4,486, tanga Antigen Test ajanga sample 10,658 taneptsü nguogo aser state tem nungi arur 1,790 aser 8,544 tendang," ta Dr Hangsing- 576 anepaludar. Külen, COVID- Frontline Workers 553 lir. isa metetdaktsü. NFHRCC-i Y Patton den ajurutep; Dec 9 nü senden ayonger Dimapur, December 7 (TYO): Iba mapang Y Patton-i senden ka agitsü ayongzüker, ta Nagaland Foothill Road NFHRCC dang tekaratiba nung Convener Subu Jamir, General Bokajan, December 7 (Agencies): Iba lendong nung nisung 4 Coordination Committee department dang osang Secretary W. Lemba Chang aser Bokajan kübok Balipathar nung tsükset aser ana kanga mejungi (NFHRCC) züngsemtemi bushiteptsü atema tetuyuba Asst. Gen. Secretary Chenithung gari lendong ka atalokdang kibong yiru. Tenaji Bokajan Civil Hospital Deputy.Chief Minister Yanthungo agütsütsü ta nangzük. Chief Humtsoe nungertemi sangdong ka nungi nisung 4 asü aser 2 kanga nung anepaludar. mejungi yiru. Tasürtemji Poksham, Aabong, Patton den ajurutepa foothills road Minister ka nung metetdaktsü. Iba ya Assam nung Karbi Kandat aser Yongkai nungertem liasü tekaraba nung lapoktsü atema Iba maparen asoshi budget nung "Sendenji nikongdang 3:00 ako Anglong district kübok Baghjan ta jangjaogo aser parnok ya Nagaland nenshia metetdaktsüogo. sen talila nüngdaker anungji Chief nung base Office, Kher Mahal, anasa atalok. kübok Longleng district nungi lir. December 5, 2020 nü Kohima Minister den asüngdangteptsü ta Dimapur nung amentsü anungji NH 39 nung Nagaland kübok Parnok ya Dimapur nung nung Y Patton indang Official paisa metetdaktsü. kin lennirtem ajak arua adentsü Dimapur leni aoba Tata Sumo gari kiyimba sentong ka nung adentsü Residential Office nung NFHRCC Iba dak sendakba nung mepishir," ta NFHRCC ka Tata truck gari ka den tsüktep. atema aodang lendongji ajuru. züngsemtemi pa den ajurutep. NFHRCC-i December 9, 2020 nü ketdangpurtemisa ashi. CORONAVIRUS WARA ASENOK LONGJEMER AKOKTSÜ ASOSHI - Metsü tzü talem agi terok shidokang aser tzü tatsük jembet jema liang - In collaboration with the Media Cell, RD Department, Nagaland 2 TIR YIMYIM, DIMAPUR SANGTENNÜ (TUESDAY) LUCHII (DECEMBER) 08, 2020 STATE & NE TAPAK Mokokchung nung Raising Day mungogo Mapa tamajung inyaker ka police-i apu Dimapur, Luchii/December mapang tai tonglokja alisangi la 07 (TYO): Tetsür tanur ka ya Khermohal anasa pa indang dak tim masüba mapa inyakba autorickshaw nung anir hotel mechi Dimapur police ajanga kati ao aser yangji tim masüba December 05, 2020 nü mapa inyaka liasü. Zunheboto district kübok Ajisüaka timtem ajangshir Tichipami yimtsüng nungi asür alilai lar kinunger nem osang Luheshe Achumi'er jabaso sangoktsütet aser iba sülen arishi küm 33 tain aser tang police temi tai tonglokja alisang House No. 1318, apu. Iba dak sendakba nung Padumpukhuri, Dimapur nung Women Police Station nung alir Bokato Achumi apu, ta IPC aser Protection of sangdong ka ajanga ashi. Children from Sexually Timtem ajangshila ya jila Offence (POCSO) Act kübok nung shishia senzür tetsüng agi ken o ka benoka lir, ta osang kidangi meyipa shilangba ajanga ashi. Home Guards, Civil Defense & State Disaster Response force (SDRF) pur parnok District office kilem Mokokchung nung ‘Annual Raising Day’ ayongzüka amungba mapang Mulai Lamniah, Peren DPDB senden nung Govt. Quarters indang jembi District Commandant aser Imlimatsüng, Company Commander den külem officer aser staff- Dimapur, Luchii/December nungi District headquarter tashi tem külemi tangokba noksa nung angur. Mokokchung, 6th Dec. 2020. 07 (TYO): Ita shia amenba
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